Joshua Fraser sold Data Nerds and Estate for seven and eight figures but wishes he'd documented the process. Now he's building a new product targeting seven figures monthly and plans to share everything through his Everyday Entrepreneur School, shifting from chasing outcomes to finding fulfillment in the work itself.
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If there's one thing that I regret, through building data nerds and estated and selling one of them for seven figures, one of them for eight figures, I regret not posting more online and sharing on YouTube. All that we went through, the ups, the downs, the roller coaster, it was unbelievable how many times that business almost failed. But at the end of the day, it really did end up a success story for the position that we were in. And for me now in my life and what I'm going to be working on next, which I'm going to share a lot of how we're building a new seven figure a month product. I'm really, really excited about the process of this this time. I think when I was building my previous companies I was so focused on the outcome. Now I really want to focus on the internal part of why it fulfills me to keep building these things. Because I love business, I love building companies. And documenting that process I believe is so important in the everyday entrepreneur school course. I really share our process of building businesses and then what we do to constantly be growing, constantly be putting one foot in front of.